CJ_24
Well-Known Member
I'm sure this question has been answered a million times, but I'm lazy and entitled so I'm starting my own thread.
I got this game (ncaa 14) a while ago and I really dislike how much the cpu goes no huddle. It's unrealistic to me and, more importantly, it's a pain in the ass to stop. So what are some good base defensive packages to use to shut down the cpu (on default setting, I don't play often enough to mess around on difficult levels) and to keep them from marching up and down the field in the no huddle?
I tend to use a nickel a lot because the cpu always like to go spread, so the nickel gives me an extra db but still has enough lineman and linebackers to be in a position to play the run. I would prefer to use a 4-3 or a 3-4 as the base defense (as most defenses do) and I usually have athletic enough linebackers to cover a slot receiver, but the game, imo, usually tries to punish you for having the "wrong personal" in so if I go 4-3 against a 3 wr set, I usually give up yards. I don't like it, because I feel like it shouldn't be that big of a disparity, but I get it.
I got this game (ncaa 14) a while ago and I really dislike how much the cpu goes no huddle. It's unrealistic to me and, more importantly, it's a pain in the ass to stop. So what are some good base defensive packages to use to shut down the cpu (on default setting, I don't play often enough to mess around on difficult levels) and to keep them from marching up and down the field in the no huddle?
I tend to use a nickel a lot because the cpu always like to go spread, so the nickel gives me an extra db but still has enough lineman and linebackers to be in a position to play the run. I would prefer to use a 4-3 or a 3-4 as the base defense (as most defenses do) and I usually have athletic enough linebackers to cover a slot receiver, but the game, imo, usually tries to punish you for having the "wrong personal" in so if I go 4-3 against a 3 wr set, I usually give up yards. I don't like it, because I feel like it shouldn't be that big of a disparity, but I get it.